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AMG's venerable C63 has gone from having a maniacal spark to being a bit of a soulless cyborg.

The biggest factors to blame for the low dependability scores include software-related defects and smartphone integration issues.

While the study doesn't specify which diesel engines were used to draw this comparison, agencies report that copper-heavy brake pads aren't much better than the asbestos units they replaced.

Once the subject of trademark scandal, the all-terrain not-a-Porsche is on sale for the first time.

BMW's new "Heart of Joy" supercomputer is meant to give the upcoming Neue Klasse vehicles a hi-po heartbeat.

The illegal disposal of the pioneering hybrid could result in big environmental fines for Audi as its recycling contractor is under investigation.

Traction. It's what the Founding Fathers were after.

The announcement of BYD's new advanced ADAS variants subsequently sent competitors' stocks tumbling.

This snowbound orange Lamborghini has become a minor local Reddit celebrity after getting bogged all over Tahoe.

Brake hoses caked in off-road memories can lead to brake fluid leaks, potentially resulting in brake failure.

Stop shopping for refrigerators and check out these everyday carry gear deals from Coast, BladeHQ, and Garmin.

The SVT Explorer Sport Trac Adrenalin was supposed to be a V8 performance street truck, but only one concept was thought to exist—and it just popped up on Facebook.

If the GT2 Stradale were a person, it'd be one of those guys who shows up to a paintball birthday party with his own equipment.

Love takes many forms; this one just happens to be a four-door sedan.

School buses are nothing fancy underneath, but the aftermath of this scary incident shows what a lot of steel can do for crash protection.

Don’t wait for race day to remind you it’s time for a new TV.

This beautiful custom truck bed cap is a prime example of patience and craftsmanship skills paying off.

Good news: the manual will stick around in fun cars for years to come. Bad news: those fun cars may cost you a million bucks.

If you think we're living in peak truck era today, well, think again.

The owner of Whiskey Dix Big Truck Repair removed the emissions control equipment from his fleet of diesel trucks, along with plenty of other shady business practices.